Surgical / Medical Type IIR Face Masks.
A doctor or surgeon would normally be seen wearing a surgical face mask during an operation to protect the patient from droplets being exhaled from the doctors mouth onto the patient while they are operating (for example)
Verified EN standard test checked (EN14683: 2019)
FDA Approved (10067775)
CE Certified (2020004)
Manufactured to ISO13485-2016 (04718Q10000430)
Surgical Face Masks are currently available to purchase online at www.ehanddryers.com
Face Masks
Face Masks & Respiratory Protection
FFP2 Respiratory Face Masks.
All our masks are CE certified and EN tested
Verified EN standard test checked (EN149:2001+A1:2009)
Tested to PPE Regulation (EU) 2016/425
PPE for use by healthcare professionals (EU) 2020/403
KN95 Approved respirator GB 2626-2006
Verified CE marking (Certificate No.0P200310.BDC0O10)
Levels of protection are classed as
N95 / KN95 - 95% filtration (American / Chinese standard notification)
N95 masks are recommended by WHO for protection against airboprne viruses including Novelle Corona Virus COVID-19
FFP2 - UK Standard - minimum 94% filtration
FFP3 - UK Standard - minimum 95% filtration
N95 Respiratory Face Masks are currently available to purchase online at www.ehanddryers.com
Face Masks & Respiratory Protection
Face masks offer 2 basis types of protection: Protection
foror
fromthe wearer.
It should be noted that FFP3 masks are generally considered as reserved for NHS and front-line services and not recommended for general public and civilian use. There is no shortage of Type IIR (medical/surgical masks) or FFP2 respirator masks and these are suitable for use by all.
From 1st May 2020 for 3
months,
HM Treasury has zero-rated
VAT on all PPE products to
care homes, businesses,
charities and individuals.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Independent UK testers have deemed that all KN95 masks should not be classed as RPE (Respiratory Protective Equipment) unless you have had them 'Fit-Tested'.
This is the process by which the face-fit is determined to be sufficient to be able to rely upon it as a protective piece of respiratory equipment.
When fitting a folded face mask, you are advised to bend the nose piece around your thumb to take the kink out of the bar before fitting to ensure a good fit around your nose.
All our masks have verified CE certification and EN standard testing certification
We can provide certification and instructions on how to verify the validity of the certificates.
Independent UK testers have deemed that all KN95 masks should not be classed as RPE (Respiratory Protective Equipment) unless you have had them 'Fit-Tested'.
This is the process by which the face-fit is determined to be sufficient to be able to rely upon it as a protective piece of respiratory equipment.
When fitting a folded face mask, you are advised to bend the nose piece around your thumb to take the kink out of the bar before fitting to ensure a good fit around your nose.
All our masks have verified CE certification and EN standard testing certification
We can provide certification and instructions on how to verify the validity of the certificates.
